From: kweeg@nospam.shaw.ca
"Tim Bruening" wrote in message
news:4AEE9F7A.1276D50E@pop.dcn.davis.ca.us...
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> Your Name wrote:
>
>> "Obveeus" wrote in message
>> news:hbchs4$g2n$1@news.eternal-september.org...
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>> > "Merrick Baldelli" wrote:
>> > >
>> > > Given the source of Enterprise, I wouldn't believe a stitch of
>> > > it, given that the two crack-monkeys that were in charge of that show
>> > > failed elementary school science.
>>
>> Elementary school?!?!? You mean those two morons actually graduated
>> pre-school?!?!? Good grief, the education system is even worse than I
>> thought. :-(
>>
>> > 'Warp drive'...'Transporters'...near instant 'radio' communication
>> > across
>> > lightyears: yep, the rest of the Trek universe sure is rooted in
>> science.
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>> Of course it is, that's why is called "Science Fiction" ... which,
>> despite
>> clumsy classification by some people, really is completely different to
>> "Fantasy". :-)
>>
>> Besides, scientists are working on tricorders, transporters, warp drive,
>> invisbility cloaks, etc. They have already (supposedly) transported an
>> electron (or something equally miniscule).
>
> I have read of work on invisibility cloaks, tricorders, and transporters,
> but
> not about warp drives. Where are scientist constructing a warp drive?
They have, they call it something different so the fans of "warp drive"
(like "Your Name") don't get their panties in a knot that they are ripping
off the name.
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